
House Democrats Plan Investigations of Trump Administration Officials
House Democrats are preparing to investigate Trump administration officials in 2029 for alleged legal violations across multiple policy areas.

House Democrats are preparing to investigate Trump administration officials in 2029 for alleged legal violations across multiple policy areas.

Law enforcement made unrelated terrorism arrests involving suspected Hamas operative in Greece and three ISIS supporters in U.S.

Two Fed officials highlighted persistent inflation challenges, particularly in energy, while a Japanese analyst noted geopolitical uncertainty affecting BOJ policy timing.

The carbon removal sector, once promoted as a crucial climate solution, encounters setbacks as major corporate supporter Microsoft reduces involvement.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky met with British PM Keir Starmer and other European leaders at Downing Street for discussions on air defense.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio has directed US diplomats to gauge international support for a new trade-focused development approach.
Tencent has integrated PayPal with its WeChat Pay network, allowing American users to make payments across China using the popular mobile platform.
The NFL will launch a professional flag football league for men and women, timed to align with flag football's debut as an Olympic sport in 2028.

Jay Bryant admitted to helping others enter a recording studio to ambush the pioneering DJ, marking the first public acknowledgment of orchestrating the killing.

The Park Slope Food Coop voted 67% in favor of boycotting about a dozen Israeli products following months of divisive campaigning among members.

British energy suppliers will be able to pay households to use more electricity when renewable sources create excess supply during favorable weather conditions.

New York City leaders are pursuing separate initiatives on public housing improvements and fire department staffing levels.

Rising oil prices to $85 per barrel would benefit major African oil exporters like Nigeria and Angola while pressuring import-dependent economies.

Federal Trade Commission data shows social media scams caused $2.1 billion in consumer losses, representing an eightfold increase.

A prolonged spring heat wave across the western United States has concluded after lasting over a week and breaking more than 1,500 temperature records.
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